Are these similar type of pads you would find in an Israeli bandage or pressure bandage?
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I have no idea what an Israeli bandage is. This is a thick pad you use on wounds to absorb any drainage the wound may have.
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No. These would be similar to an EMT item used on day to day emergencies where medical treatment us readily available. The Israel bandage is designed for combat where medical treatment may not be readily available. Much much better bandage for home your car sports etc. It will stop bleeding as designed as a compression bandage. Military life saver. Hope this helps. Tony
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These are different than the israelly trauma pads , I have the genuine Israel trauma pads that I bought from amazon.
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_Bandage look under the bandage section...
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The size of the bandage really only depends on the wound. I've never planned to have any certain size or kind of injury, but it would be safer to have both, just in case. The six inch can be a little bit too big for the average medical kit when added to the assortment of other bandages, ointments, adhesive tapes, splints, painkillers and so on, but even more so if you have more than one of these bandages. The good news is, that regardless of size, they are sterilized and vacuum sealed to take up the least amount of space possible. I personally like the 4" more just for the simple fact it is easier to work with regarding pad and strap manipulation when applying the bandage. Also, if you ever have an instance where this dressing needs to be used as a tourniquet, the shorter width pad gives you precious seconds more to tighten down not only the pressure because your working with less surface area, but also with the length of the straps. The 6" pad takes longer to work as a pressure dressing or tourniquet and the straps are very, very long. The straps on the 4" are already long enough for any injury that they might be used for. And remember, If the vacuum seal is broken and you can squish the bag in your hands easily or even hear crinkling noises when handled, the item should be returned and you should get your money back, because the seal has been compromised and the package is no longer sterile, therefore it should never be used unless for tourniquet purposes only and there are no other sterile means of helping the injured individual right away.
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It is a compress/gauze infused with quick clot powder. It acts like a pressure bandage.
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Not that I could find. I have been happy with Dr. Schols (sp?) light compression socks from Walmart. they are cheaper, too.
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On the ones I've received if they have any at all. They are just nonsterile nonmedicated gauze pads. They keep for loooooooong time
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I can't answer the conflicting information you found but the pads do absorb my son's accidents at night.
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I'm sorry but I don't remember because as my abdominal wound decreased in size I was ordering increasingly smaller pads.
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I apologize for not responding sooner however, these pads vary in size and you can pretty much find the size you need among them for any application. I really like them and it was a valuable and worthwhile purchase.
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The ones I and my husband personally like and feel is the best are: Santamedical 40 2" X 2" Re-Usable Carbon Electrode Pads with Tyco Gel. They are sold here on Amazon.
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50 Adhesive Bandages, 3in x 3/4in (7.6cm x 1.9cm) 30 Adhesive Bandages, 3/8in x 1-1/2in (0.95cm x 3.8cm) 6 Butterfly Closure Bandages 3 Knuckle Bandages 1 Adhesive Tape Roll, 0.5in x 2.5yds (1.27cm x 2.28m) 10 Cotton Tip Applicators 4 Finger Splints 1 First Aid Instruction Guide 4 Sterile Gauze Dressings, 2in x 2in (5cm x 5m) 4 Sterile Gauze Dressings, 4in x 4in (10cm x 10m) 1 Sterile Trauma Pad, 5in x 9in (12.7cm x 22.9cm) 2 Examination Gloves 1 Instant Cold Compress, 5in x 6in (12.7cm x 15.2cm) 1 Tweezers 1 Scissors 4 Disposable Lancet (For removing splinters) 2 Antibiotic Ointment Packets 21 Alcohol Prep Pads 21 Antiseptic Towelettes 3 Povidone Iodine Pads 3 Sting Relief Pads (For insect bites) 1 Lip Ointment Packet 1 Emergency Bright Stick 1 Emergency Whistle 1 Emergency Water Pouch 8 Non Aspirin Tablets (2 in one pack) 8 Antacid Tablets (2 in one pack) 8 Electrolyte Tablets (2 in one pack)
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Dear Peter, Thank you for your question. Shield Life makes heating pads like the Shield Life TheraPad XL or TheraPad Lite, but they do not have an electronic warmer (could you please clarify what this is?). Thank you. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any more questions. Also be sure to check out our site greathealthtech(dot)com! Regards, Sales Team
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Last answer should say the picture shows a long tube with two pads on it.......
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Yes, the foam pads are the soft sponge type. You need to pull them on yourself, be careful not to tear them. Works well but don't know how long they will last.
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These look like pads. I don't know if I'd have thought to use it like that, but maybe?
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No, they are nowhere close to African American skin tone. I have never seen a bandage made for African American skin color. I'm surprised there hasn't been a controversy on that subject.
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This Israel Trauma wound dressing is a 6" wide bandage designed to wrap around a limb or open would to help stop a Hemorrhage by controlling the wound. Shelf life is 8 years. Hopefully I will never have a need to use it...